Full description
This work applied remote sensing techniques based on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and deep learning (DL) to detect WLD in sugarcane fields at the Gal-Oya Plantation, Sri Lanka. The established
methodology to detect WLD consists of UAV red, green, and blue (RGB) image acquisition, the
pre-processing of the dataset, labelling, DL model tuning, and prediction.
Acknowledgements:
- Narmilan Amarasingam conducted the UAV flight mission, and analysis and prepared the manuscript for final submission as a corresponding author.
- Felipe Gonzalez, Kevin Powell, and Juan Sandino provided overall supervision and contributed to the writing and editing.
- Surantha provided the technical guidance to conduct the UAV flight mission and research design and provided feedback on the draft manuscript.
Data time period: 13 10 2021 to 13 10 2021
Subjects
Convolutional neural networks |
Machine learning |
Object detection |
Precision agriculture |
Remote sensing |
Sugarcane; |
White leaf disease |
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Identifiers
- Local : 10378.3/8085/1018.17489
- DOI : 10.25912/RDF_1670808596168